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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-29
WHY Abe Married n Poor Nan.

Cine Of the grcstcst b'llc> and heire,ses
IN Philadelphia, aud a beauty besides, maj
fled rather good. looking young man
without business or penny. Sac had
been courted assduously hv one OF the
greatest beauX in town. a rich young man,
with fortune, ple-tigP, and everything
back 81 him except that he was gay ald
had sown an immense crop Of wild oats.
lie sent her the most expensive presents,
which she would not accept. Scores Of
influential iriendS tried 10 help on his
cause, and the most sklful female
diplomats tried to induce her TO dis
card the young man. who had nothing
AMI no friends but herself. Her own
family, with all exception, did every
thing 10 induce her TO prefer the rich
sutton. Young As she was, and with all
society making pet OF her, abe gave ~
eyerything-ga up society, gave up
bone, gave up every luxury and fd,cini-
ton that women are supposed 10 hold
dCsr-ard married the man OF her choice.
And she is hnppy-iar happier than
many who are "ln the SWIM When
some enc 'lid 10 her: "Why did you
make The choice you did, WHY refuse 80
nuch that most girl- yalGe dearly" she
replied: Il married for tHO thlngs -cI1-
r,cter and morality. Ny husband had them
10th and the Other didn't. loved and re-
SIocleu one, the other could not"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-29
Less Food Needed I'm Hunincr.


Growth and waste and repair 20 on In a
nearly uniform way the wbolcyear through.
nut the amount OF food necessary Tor these
oUCrations or purposes u surprisingly
mail. The generation OF bodily heat re-
quires more vari1blc quantity 81 food.
I'm winter. with the temperature OF the cX-
iernal air n. zero. the temperature Of The
nlc0d IN healthy persons Il 0S.3'; ard
wien the heats Of sunni or drive the mcr-
curry Of the thermometer near to or above
that mark, the blood still registers 20 J.
The marvellous, mechanism by which this
uniform blood temperature IL maintlned
at all seasons il j. not necessary to consider.
but il must be evident 10 every one that the
force needed 10 raise the temperature OF the
vi ole body TO nearly 1907 in winter i no
longer rCCdCd IN summer. The total
amount of food needed for replir. lor
n with, and for beating, physiology teaches
Us, Is much less than i general
" imagined, and il imprc,scs Us
with tie Truth OF the great surgeon
AhTntLy's .a'ing. that zone fourth OF
What we cat keeps uS-the other three
'ourbs we keep at Tho peril OF orr lives"
In winter We burn up the surplus food
with a limited amount OF extra excrtion.
In summer wc get rid OF 1t literally at some
, Mira risk to health, and, Of course, 10 life.
We cannot burn il. our vital furnaces are
banked, and we worry the most important
working organs with the extra cXertiOn ~
Icu owing Whit had better never have been
IahCn into the stomach.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-29
HIS Au.o.-.rh on u Brick.

harrington lMc) ClrOni'le.l
Half ceIlure ago there was brick.
yard on The norlb side Of the road 40 the
foot Of the Amc, Hill. 80 called. near what
l. nov The No,,r>. Rigs tann'ry. one
day Captain +. V. Stewart. then thirty
years Of age, w:> m ttat yard. aul, while
waking around am0nl the uBburnel
brick which were scattered about. be
picbCd up a sharp >tirk and c,r,le-,ly
wrote the following upon one 81 them 4:
~. V. stewart, 1856 This brick, with
others. went iGlo the Kiln. was burned,
and afterWard was lsid into the walls OF
the Old south church Greeted that year,.
NOtLing more vas tn .ugbt OF the matter
til a snort time ago, v hen. a. workman
were cleaning the brick from the wall, Of
the church burned in the great tire, the
identical brick was brought to ligbt As
perfect IN ,hap' A. when laid, and with the
inscription upon it "a plain 4, print This
valuable relic was carefully preserved by
Mrs. j. j. Thwng till Mr.. Stew ,rt's return
from Boston, when she presented II 10 him.
Mr. Stewart is now eighty years % age. aud
he says II VIII take big sum Of money 10
get That brick away from him.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-29

The Springfield Kspbhc1n. in comment
Irg on JOIN >HERNAN's assertion TINT Mr..
CLEVELAND was elected President by virtue
OF Crmes against the elective franchise, IN
Guiding arson, balot-bOx stufing, forgery,
and perjury, but for which JAMES g..
BLAINE would now be in bis place, says:
As senator OF the United states for
many years and Secretary of the Treasury
during an important period, Mr.. Shcrm an
VEL knows the significance Of these words.
He did not eduCe single fact in support
Of the declaration. although the Republi-
can majority of the Senate would be very
quick to gather proof that single State
MAS carried 0Or Cleveland) ~ crimes
against tie elective franchise il there va,
evidence 1t. But MIR. Sherman put forth
be statement r. bis own and stan ling only
upon bis word
Exactlv. The RepubiicQn then remark.
that JOIN will never he elected President
UPON ~ alta on tae validity OF Mr..
GLyELAND's election. Our contemporary
night have added nor upon anything else
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-29
A New .Ia1l

Bad isIls are totally inconsistent with the
ussges Of civilized soeieiy-of bodies
polite, We mean OF course. They are as
far bebiDd The times as The institution OF
slavery. IL is not allO gable at this day 10
put men TO death by piece-mea. Jail,
should not be pest-houses.
We mske these remarks apr5p0s OF the
renewed effort which isnow icing made. or
isabont to be made, 10 induce TIE proDera an.
thofitiosto have new city jail constructed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-29
Judge Bonds Injunction.

a. soon ~ We heard that Judge BOND
had granted an injunction TO NJ. ROYAL
iOIbidding various Commemorative attor-
news TO bring certain suits which the laws
OF the Commonwealth require them to
bring. Ne took the ground that Judge BOND
had 10 jurisdiction ~ The ease, aud could
not gam jurisdiction by the ,lmp'e eXpe
Glcui OF punching a number Of ca,cs u.
gtthr.
Sii &c Judge BoNp awarded that iniunc-
tiou. The >uprcm' Court Of the UniteI
Stale, IA, G,cid,d q c4>e 10 winch g., III
Nol,td the N,Iy pom. We made. The ease
We Eiludc 10 l. nat OF Unison rs. Sttf.d,
dcciCed May 23d-ouly I'VE weeks ago let
Monday. The Aibmg lar Joaroq! Of
June 18th Ha'e, The case and report, IN
decision - follows
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-29
Liberty for Travelling Russians.

IL IL notable how few Russians are to be
found in the foreign colony when every
great Eurouc4n capital shelters. We meet
plenty Of them travelling, but these are
often The Weather classes. but We DO not
find a Russian quarter in London or Paris
or Berlin. The cause dates back 10 the
days OF Peter the Great. - scaHty was
the population IN that time that legislation
wss pushed TO Is utmost severity to keep
the Russians on their own sJll.
10 iLl, day Article 32j Of the
Prrsl code remains unreptled. The
RE'-isn who .uler, himself 10 become the
uaiuraiized ieot Of another country iUSO
.tHctO breaks The laws u his own and loses
all bis rights, civil and pollucal. lie come,
under the sentence OF perpetual exile. and
j. n3ble on Ina return TO NJ own land to
deportation 10 >Iyer,a. A bin hl, iu-' been
introduced to modify the Drac)uic severity
o. TN. absurd and cruel lIT. The wan
der'r is allowed 10 return, AMI il he re-
mains year in Russia bls original ma
tlou.iity reyiye>. rhe uenalles, more
over. y i'll I'll be- swept aNav, except when
the object II the expiration has been -
avoid ,ouscr,IlioE. II viii be interesting
TO note The gradual effect % th' law on the
Fugitive population Of other capitals.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-29
NlrQlnla NiCtriX.

Our old friends, MossIs. JOHN A. HAN
riE1oN n Co, Of Baltimore, who have 30
often told Us how nearly impossible it
would re for Virginia 10 keep the bond
toiGCrs from depletiag Gcr Treasury, aud
who have 80 often told the bondholdcrS
tia, 1t was more question Of time -and OF
only few years at lbat-aS TO when Viz.
rinia would be compelled 10 Iccogoiz' The
consols and ten-fortics, allow themselves to
be caught wsiline a, follows in thclr circu.
lar Of last Saturday:
Virginia bonds are neglected. with no
disposition 10 trade in them. Riddcbergcr
s. sold at 6il 10 Gj. There IL no reliable
quotations for either cOns0l> or l0.40'S.
CoDSol coupons new are quoted at 80 10
So. and non iundabe coupons sold at -
10 3.4.'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-29

We publish in another column this NON.
rga communication signed Southsidc.'
urcing that suitable monument be erected
10 the memory Of the gallant A. i. HILL.
Let the survivors Of HILLS corps act at
once upon ">outhSide's suggestion and
oisapl2e 2 monument committee. All who
revere the memory Of \. L. lIHL-and
who doc notr-agree that he should he
Honored with monument or statue, but
nothing practical will ever be done in that
direction until the matter is taken hold OF
in business way. That is the starting
u6iAt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-29
PROPOSALS..
OFYICE OF THE SUPERINTENDENT ~ Tug)
VIRGINIA PESITRNTIABY,

CFYICE 0F THE SUPERINTENDENT ~ THE)
VIRGINIA PESITRNTIARY,
June %. 1855. J
GEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE
y received at this onlco until THURSDAY,
June c0ih, at ~ O'Clock NJ, for furnishing ibis
institution for the next three months, conf
menciug July I. 1891. with tho following arti-
clos, IN more or less quantities AZ tho require
meut5 demand-yiz.
300 pounds BROWN SUGAR,
2a0 pounds PAkrOLA COFFEE:
Il 900 pounds BULK SlDES-Butt5, Shoulders,
or strips:
a.oC0 pounds 1URPESTINE SOAP.
1900 pounds RICE.
I90 barrels FAMILY FLOUR.
1850 bushels MERCHANfABLE b o l. I Z ID
MEAL.
LOO gallons LOW-GRADE SYRUPS,
barrels VINEGAR,
~ barrels HERRINGS;
COO gallons KEROSENE OlL-1i5 degrees
test;
100 gallons HEADLIGHT oIL-l6O degrees
test;
IL sacks LIVERPOOL SALT.
The above goods 10 bs delivered AT the poni-
Tertiary free Of all drsyage and IN such guam
titles and al such timos as tho superintendent
may require them to bo delivered, subject 10
Inspection. Bidders name and price must DO
marked on each sample.
separate bids Will be received for any one or
moro Of the above articles
The board ot Directors rosorves the right 10
reject any or all bids
By order OF the Board Of Directors
10 s6&e0 w. w. MOSES, Superintendent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-29

NASHVILLE, TENN, June 2S.-Neirah
Le"is. living near Franklin, Ky, white
mentally deIanced, Yesterday armed him.
self With two pistols, ana riding 10 the
fern Of William Roach shot and Instantly
killed John Roach and wounded Roach's
brother In the band. Lewis Thea drove
becs Ia BIS fathers hou'e, and driving out
all the f,mily tOok possession OF the DuIld
ing. A posse who had started In pursuit
were Cred upon by Lewis and driven buck.
Lewis then shot aud fatally wounded hm.
self.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-29
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-29

" So one who has over seen Attorney-
G,reral sherman. Of Ms>>Ic1u'ettS, con-
Huct murder trial can fail to be impress
ga WITH bis method ana manner. He never
tuidoz witness or tries 10 confuse one,
,ui ir q -eut'crauly WY enfeNOn 10 get
20 llIh- fac', which ar upon the ease in.
sized ~ those unon the GOV rnment side
ue,civ. re r,Inird- ono, IN hi. procedure,
II he position oi t"e il iyc-advoclie I'M
der r iIlsr, lev. Whn j. theoretically com.
~ both for ,rd against The accused. and
F., - much Dou.d IL hung ont the fact. IN
favor OF the prisoner ~ those adverse Ia
mm l. i refre>bing 10 see 2 case con-
Quoted in tins way, lfrr seeing second.
rate l.Nler badger a witness"
Rthe,hirg, indeed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-29
Injunction Against the Richmond
and DanyiIIe Railroad Company.
lKx IeIacranh u tho ni.nntal

NEW YORK, June 2S.-Deborah, Albert,
and Nathaniel ID. Powers obtqiued an in
Junction fiOm Judge Lawrence to-day re-
stTainlng the Richmond and Danvile Rail.
road Company and the Central Trust Com.
psny from paying dividend Of per cent.
Ell ito stock, ordered by the directors OF the
company June OH, payable on AID after
july lst at the Central Trust C0mpany's
once, or from paving any msney to any
person or slockbOlder from the assets or
income OF the company on account OF the
dividend.
President Alfred Sully, Of the Richmond
and West Point Terminal COMPANY, said
to-day In regard TO The Richmond ana
Danyille Injunction: 1.-THE motion for an
Injunction against paying the dividend on
The Richmond and Danyille stock comes uD
for bearing tomorrow. IL Is brought by a
Ian holding $4,000 worth OF stock and
bis interest IN the matter amounts % only
$500. II the injunction is granted the com,
raHy will Ele bond and 20 ahead paying
the dividend"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-29
New Books.

Thfkld: a story of N,rrncse Musical
Lite. By WILLIAM ARMSTRONG. Phila-
delpbia: J. b. LIppincOtt Company.
1887. Price ST..
For sale by WEST JOHNSTON & Co.
Tie OH N1m'Seie'S Secret. After the Ger
man Of + MNLETT By Mrs. A. l..
MISTER. PhilaGclnhia: J. b. Lippn.
colt Company. 1887. Price in paper %
cents.
For sale as above
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-29

The auihorli OF the State Depart
meut have no knowledge OF any impending
revolution IN the Sandwich Islands," The
report Of iroube'originated from an effort
Of the King to paint The island red.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-29
a Monument to A. p. Hill.

~ inr J,uWf ~ INC DbnpHtCW
with on abiding and iueradicablc recOl.
lection OF A. =. HIPS galllntry second
and most heartily endorse the views Of a
writer in the Dispatch Of the 2Gth Of Nav.
In full accord with the sentiments Of this
writer IS 10 his uneXcelled 1lacrlty and re-
liability ss proved by the last words OF
Jackson and ice. respectfully suggest and
propose that The remnant OF hls army corps
horOr thems Ives by honOring HIM with a
Incoming monument. Let each member
rOrtIibutc. say one dollar. or A. much more
~ his feelings may pr0mpt, and thus form
Nucleus around which an ample sum Will
scor accumulltc. TIL organization can be
I'll, cted deposit the subscriptions, with
names. with the editor OF some city pLper
II their choice. And let Us proceed at once
10 do honor '.tO whom hOnor l. due
A. Hill Wa Jack .On', right arm, how
beautifully appropriate u would be TO have
bis marble or bronze clligy, by virginia,
sculptor, At The right OF .IIcssOn.
To sn old.is>h;oncd Nirgniln. uncdu-
Gated in the rcfnemeuts Of modern taste
ond culture, our Capitol square, with
Washington SIS the exposure OF all eye' aud
all coming ages, seems the place for -ta,ul-
~. where ut q coup d'O,i. one united blaze
Of glory iluminalcs the past, gladden., the
present, and guides 10 the future, when
they can say:
ION fAme's eternal camping ground
Their silent statues rise,
And point 10 virtue aud re1own,
And "msusions Ia tho skies
SOUTHsIDE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-29
Dr. McCIynn 90 BECOME u Knight OF
Labor,

\ Chirago >peci,l,.Js Dr. McGlynn in
tend, 10 bccomc 4 knight OF Labor aud 10
work hereafter in ~ Interest of That or
aauizltion, with view ~ disseminating
hi, land theories. The I1i0rmltOn WIS
given cut tod ~ by >"crot'ry rurubulI 1T
toe labor picnic 10 Custer PARK, AMI there
wac great rciolciog among the radical ele.
mort OF tie knfrlf-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-29

We Lave received q copy Of Hon. JOHN
GOoDLs strong brief on TIE demurrer in
the case OF The Unitcd S,atss II Am'ricl
rs. The American Bel Telephone COM
LQnE
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-29

A TTENTION. ALL The GIRLS
~ SOCIETY Of WEST-MAiS. STREET b APP
list CHURCH. corner OF Boe'h AMI Main
streets. will have LAWN PARTY THURS
DAY and FRIDAY NIGHTS Of this week-
June Goth ana July lat. Como AMI GET a nice
saucer Of Cream and some good Fruit, and
thereby aid a worthy effort Tor the good Of the
church. &C. 2i-Su,W IhNFit
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-29

RrsIIS complains that every tim, he
writes anything bis friends don't like
they say he is cr3zy. He must be crazy 10
allow a little thin liz. that worry him.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-29

MILITARY NGTICES

A TTENTION, PARKER BAT A,lL
"A Terry ASsOCIATiON.-Meot AZ the s-.Ss1l
once Of j. Thompson Brown Sc ca. 81 y,
WEDNESDAY EVENING a. : O'Clock
prompt. Business: Gettysburg trip.
BY order u Melor W. W. PARKER. President.
Major WILLIAM NJ. EVANS.
le 29.9t Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-29

"a popular writer has Just proved thai
the sncitnt Egyptians were dlssipated.'
We should say they were.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-29

Y NNUo II FI3IALE rIIII1u.
"a -. ~, n on. a.. 49,. ViE t.,''
CLOSES Ji 81. lN@. n.4r.l...
inl4l12 grounds. ar1 al1.'.....
,yrp' ~ hafh"rs. iDuAi.! ai.....
Mu-i'. languages. FIlcutl... Az
ing. ana Physical Culture
Boori. &C.. 6r. elfh fu gnr. l..
i"f 10" entire '"s..on ~ u.gn NOM.
f0T catalogue 3D.,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-29

The first round between BLAINE and
SHERMAN in Ohio resulted IN the atter'S
optics being put IN mourning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-29

lille or bourbon Tcn.Year.OM Will.
10y. There Is no Excuse for drinking A
I"or article OF Wbiskev. Insist on hqying
Belle 81 Bourbon. 81 % per qnalt bottle.
a. hotel bars, Grgg and grocery stores.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-29

BILLIE OF Bourbon Ten. Year.Old Whis.
hey. Sl.25 per quart bottle at druggists,
Proccrs. VINE merchants. As 1t Is also.
I0iely pure the offensive smell and taste OF
common whiskey Is absent.
UNExcELLED FOR DYsfEPTIcs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-29

EUNDAY EXCURSION
- 10 CITY POINT And
UNITED STATES MONITOR FLEET,
STEAMER ARIEL
EVERY sunday AFrEENDJN.
LcCFo go O'Clock. sharp. arr:y' o''Ncf.
l,1ui.Wi Family 1lTp-au by daylight so
improper poison, aiovjI aboard. Band OF
mU"ic and rene ,nmcntS.
tickets 5uc.: chilareu o.. AMI under Eve
ycois free. r.. :. OWEN.
jr t-Sm flrt0mmiftep.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-29
BKIEF COMMENT.

Cincinnati Ia. no monopoly Of religious
behef,." We are prepared to believe tia,
and good deal more.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-29
EEnOS AIS.
DEMOVAL.

NJ
j. l. MILLER & co. have removed their
NRrhle-M orss from corner sixth aud Maia 70
81 SOU ii CHERRY SrRkEf, near Hollywood
cemetery, where our expenses being light it
Will he TO the advantage OF parties In want OF
Monuments or Tombstones ~ give VA call.
Strcei-cars pass tho door. 10 j.o0ilm
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-29
RttMM Err RESORTS.
V'HE SWEET CHALYBEATF
Il SPRINGS,
ALLK0HANY COUNTY. VA.

mus celeDrhted summer resort IL now 0psn
for The reception OF visitors f. Ia dsIlghtf,Illv
situated in tho Alleghanies on tho limo OF ths
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad nine miles from
Allegheny Station. from which point IL Is
reached Wy comfortable limo Of stages The
water Is celebrated Tor It's curative prOper,s.
In vide range ~ Diseases Accommodated n,
nrst-ciass In every respect For further infsr-
nation address JOHN KELLY
je 1S-i0t' Prourietor
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! b rs. MAN. DESIRING ALLW,.

III =, - '"'i IT. ~ \ III. rIrT..
~ S.h 70 attend ny .rSvpp ,''.,,'Ii'l
'l 100 10 pJ D,rg,n o., mo rommoo.a,,.'. it
, ,hn nIDAi July Dr. would r'. BOO
next few sa9s ,''g i r,i, 10 aprly i.r., -
20 east GT9ce street. no s..i." 't.."
81 modern language. from rrh.-. ~. ..
ego nave gTH1uaieG aul ~ sb...
i'hcb. J prop-e e 10 enable p.r'.l.
thorough khoN.cdgo = Poe ,erJ ',,. 90
DC during cour-" ~ thIs I.r,,h n'
for iur'hor particular. al.i 'arrl. ,,..
apply 10 s
!" l9-it -asr... '.fI.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-29

All ioiiers ana kilograms must be addressed
70 THE DISPATCH COMPANY.
Rejected communications Will not be re-
turuei.
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ADVERTISING RATES
nA1rINcu nR RsS.

Reading notices in fesdiug-mstier type, 5
lines or less. 81: in nonparen lcsdod. sc.
Card Of rates for more space furnished on APP
plicston.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-29
EDUCATIONAL

Y i s61dN,i UNIVERSITY mo,
ssHopL, coo Flgh'h to-, = ulfH
0, 80 OPENS WRDN RsDAy ~ l0Ir
Principal: &C. ,.',,, f'or jl'J fr,
70 % c % a. ~ y b q ai,or'liy u VIZ, ,t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-29
DIC.NTCS AND BOATING

EBIV-NIIS AND 3 = I I I Y q -
b YOUNG'S POND. Hermitage road from
west Leigh street Fine Ga )uuds. Pavilion
lighted for parties at night Good Boats plenty
II leo; no intrudors Apply on premises or
10 ". y. MuRDECAl, care Wess, Johnston q
Co., city 10 0-Godlm
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-29
- TUESDAY AND THURSDAY
1 MOONLiGNT>'
DUTCH GAP.
STEAMER ARIEL
EVERY TUESDAY AID THURSDAY
NIGHT
SPECIAL NOTI1P.

Leave st 80 O'Clock sharp; return a: l0g)
ociIca
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-29

SPECIAL NOTICE
THO MOONLIGHT EXCURSION n THURS
BAY, june SOth, will Ua under the manage
meut Of K",-nI.h Band.
see their lycuI-cmtUL
- Tho ARIEL can ho chartered by church 0r
Of'l,r societies for any VI tA0 "rurs!ty ara
Thursday oonlight,' on CHEAP tO-OPE-
RATION TLAN. GOOD PROFITS AND 10
RISK.
VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT CONPANf.
Uptown OClcc. ~, east N.iu street.
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-29
ALLEGHANY SPRINGS.
{. 4. CALHOUN. Proprietor.
my 3l-lm Allegheny SPRING, Va.

TlHE VIRGINIA BEACH HOTEL
4 TIM, famous resort. 40 popular Tor DO, fiHe
surf-b1thing and O'hsr sea.io sttrs tons.
open. for The season OF Isl u NJ iTH. situated
Immediately upon tho Atlantic Ocssn and sup
piled with All dsicscies of he ses there !, no
superior location. Five daily trains - aud frofa
Norfolk. connecting win I'll transportation
lines afford the nece ssary facilities for A. ssS.
Es'es, 3 10 81 ICr day: SIS o. 3i15O per week.
W. w. PRICE. Manager.
Virginia Beach.
20 lin Princes. Anne county. vs..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-29
ENEI-RAsnNS. &c.

CAVFRNS OF LURAY AND
y NATURAL BRIDGE.-Round trip % Llray,
$3.50: round trptO Iuray and Natural Bridge.
SGfj rare chance 10 visit these natural w0u-
ders WITHOUT LOSS OF TIME. ID AND lTH or
July. Special train leaves Richmond r.1
Chesapeake and ohio route SATURDAY
NIGHT, July ~. alto O'Clock arrives 10 LIray
at T. A. y. SUNDAY. Train leaves Luray 20 1874
A. ". daily: arrives 40 Richmond AZ SD p. NJ.
Sleeping-car attsched-berth. 81 Tickets good
for five DAYS. Co return on al regular trains.
Tickets for sale az depot. Seventeenth auI
Broad streets. II. W. FULLER,
jo29-4t General Passenger Agent.